A recent app debacle serves as a cautionary tale that helps explain why the days of big iOS redesigns are likely over.

Apple has always emphasized the depth of thought that goes into the design of its products. In the foreword to Designed by ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

Any user who purchased applications or subscriptions in the British version of the App Store between October 1, 2015 and November 15, 2024 may be entitled to compensation from Apple, believes Kent, a ...

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) plans to release as many as 20 or more products in 2025, including a new MacBook Air possibly as soon as this month, but services revenue will continue as a primary driver of ...

It's a sentiment I've heard from family members, friends and Apple enthusiasts, and seen opined across the tech journalism sphere with headlines calling the iPhone boring, or saying the new iPhone ...

Apple is gearing up for a major iPhone launch in 2025, with five new models expected to hit the market this year. From a revamped budget-friendly iPhone SE 4 to the ultra-premium iPhone 17 Pro Max ...

Apple has just revealed the new content coming to iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV for 2025. There are new episodes of the popular Time to Walk app on the Watch, a workshop-style yoga ...

For starters, new and existing Strava subscribers in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia will get a free three-month trial of Fitness Plus regardless of whether they have an Apple Watch.

Now, Apple wants in. To start the New Year, Fitness+ is introducing a suite of new features aimed at helping you reach your muscle-building goals—and the headliner is right up my alley ...

Table of Contents Our top picks for January Everything new on Apple TV+ in January Last month’s top picks Apple TV+ is the rare streaming service that almost exclusively produces original ...

a freelance contributor to The New York Times, said he recognized Jabbar from a photo shared by the FBI and said he interviewed him for Georgia State University's college newspaper in 2015.